Me and Fuji on the streets of Bunia, Congo, a city that was seized in recent fighting.

Fuji and some street children

Fuji in front of one of the 11 churches that NDI has helped rebuild that was destroyed during the fighting.

New roof with recent bullet holes from recent fighting

A traditional drum that is used in the services

As one of our original musicians, Fuji tries his hand
with the traditional ‘Congo harp’

Fuji stands with our Congo partner, James Byensi, on the site of a pastor’s home that was burned down in the fighting

Fuji, Dr. Jim Seymour and Dr. Mike in the destroyed Surgery Theatre of the Nyankunde Hospital

Me in front of the Nursing School that NDI has helped rebuild for $5,000

Fuji inside of the Nursing School being rebuilt

Fuji standing beside a skeleton – fortunately not mine!  He was right at home with this since he taught Gross Anatomy in college for years

The destroyed ‘Nyankunde Hospital Chapel’ that NDI hopes to rebuild for $35,000

Fuji in front of the small MAF plane before our flight from Nyankunde to Aru

Fuji takes time for a little magic with the children before take off

Fuji in front of our ‘African Cottage’ in Aru

Fuji in front of one of the ‘World War 1’ trucks that brought people to the Conference.
It is far worse than the old ND bus!

Some of the hundreds of bicycles that most people rode to the Conference site.

A group shot of the more than 2,000 people who attended the Conference.

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